New York Accounts Records sits inside the NYBS group, giving Sharjah businesses access to a seasoned team of chartered accountants that already supports clients across Dubai and the wider UAE. From its Sharjah base, the firm blends practical bookkeeping with hands-on tax guidance, speaking to founders in both English and Arabic. That mix matters when you’re trying to keep up with VAT, the new corporate tax rules and day‑to‑day payroll without losing sight of sales.
What accounting services in Sharjah does New York Accounts Records actually handle?
The firm covers the full cycle: routine bookkeeping, monthly and year‑end accounts, statutory audit through NYBS, plus payroll, company formation and company liquidation when it’s time to exit or restructure. Because they’re FTA approved, their VAT work goes beyond basic VAT registration in the UAE; they help set up tax groups, review tax invoices and prepare filings that stand up to FTA scrutiny. For businesses caught between mainland and free zone rules, they keep ledgers aligned with IFRS so your numbers work for banks, auditors and free zone authorities alike.
How does the team support VAT and corporate tax compliance for UAE companies?
On corporate tax, New York Accounts Records acts as a practical corporate tax advisor for Dubai and Sharjah clients, mapping your actual contracts, intercompany charges and director payments to the new CT law. They flag permanent establishment risks, check whether you qualify for small business relief and link this to Economic Substance Regulations where relevant. On VAT, the same team handles voluntary and mandatory registration, periodic returns, and FTA queries, tying it back to accurate bookkeeping so you’re not guessing at input and output tax. And because they also manage payroll, you get one view of salaries, end‑of‑service and tax adjustments instead of three different spreadsheets.
Is New York Accounts Records a good fit for growing UAE SMEs?
For many owners,